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From growler

Pours a cloudy orange gold topped briefly by a finger of foam. Spotty lace remains as head kicks back to a nice skim.

Light aroma featuring neutral sweet, orange zest, very light crackery grain, and merest ghosts of pith and floral.


Taste a faithful rendition with a bit of tart yeast added, and herbal bitter to dry the end of sip. Balanced, bright, big, and bold. Delicious.

Viscous, medium bodied, light carb., with a killer finish. Refreshing beer that demands another sip.

Perhaps a step back in flavor from Pavement and Built To Spill, but an amazing beer it is a pleasure to savor.

 

 

Poured into a tulip, the appearance was a hazy burnt orange color with a one finger sustaining white foaminess. Lingering messy lace. The aroma had some soft citrus juicy notes blending well with a delicate sweet pine. Bitterness from some orange peel balances in nicely. The flavor leans to the sweet juicy side. Subtle pine dosed by an underscore of sly grassiness hits the taste nicely. Sly juicy aftertaste with the same sort of finish. On the palate, this one sat about a light to medium on the body with a fair sessionability about it. Low carbonation. Juicy smoothness. Overall, another well done AIPA by Foam, it’s their specialty style, what can I say.

 

 

 

 

A: crystal clear; medium gold in color; 1 finger ivory head that receded to a very thin cap; very nice lacing;

S: a combination of floral and tropical fruit;

T: earthy and floral with a hint of tropical fruit; finish is more floral and moderately bitter;

M: medium bodied; moderate carbonation; very dry finish;

O: a somewhat different and very well done take on an IPA;

 

 

 

Solid IPA. Mangos, great amount of bitter and carbonation. Just a bit hazy. Tropical fruit smell. Like this one a lot. Will go back to foam next time in VT

 

On tap at Foam. Hazy orange with a medium white head. Smells of orange and resiny pine hops. Lightly doughy malts. Tastes of a deep orange hop flavor. Some moderate sweetness. Resiny in the back end with low bitterness. Balanced hops and malts. Medium body. Very tasty.

 

 

 

from notes. growler into IPA glass. 5 days old. bright orange in color with a slight haze. foam is there and great lacing around the glass. orange and grapefruit zest on the nose and taste. A little lemon too, just tons of citrus, it's bright. not very bitter but still tastes very balanced, this is a great IPA. soft medium carbonation. can tell that it would be better at the tap room or if i was able to open the growler sooner. would definitely get this beer again and would love to visit the brewery again.